Roswell Symphony Concert Ends With Thrilling Triumph
Classical lovers gathered at Pearson auditorium on Saturday night for Roswell Symphony Orchestra's closing March program. The program featured Delius On hearing the First Cuckoo of Spring, Faure Suite from Masques et Bergamasques, Grieg Peer Gynt Suite, Wagner Siegfried Idyll, Ravel Pavane pour une Infante Defunte, and Beethoven Egmont Overture leading into the Victory Symphony. The evening drew cheers and full audience approval with repeated standing ovations and praise for the ensemble's vitality.
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Roswell Symphony Orchestra
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Gabriel Faure
Aaron Copland
Faure
Edvard Grieg
Henrik Ibsen
Ase
Anitra
Maurice Ravel
Debussy
Ravel
Ludwig van Beethoven
Goethe
Pecos Valley Duplicate Bridge Club announces week winners
The Pecos Valley Duplicate Bridge Club released weekly results for March 18 to 24. Top North-South were Jane Miller and Joyce Shutt. East-West winners were Vickie Thomas and Mary Ann Bosch. Overall March 22 winners were Barbara Leonard and Elaine Hanson with runners up Judy Farley and Jim Farley. March 24 winners were Rose Caldwell and Nancy Lynch with second place Judy Farley and Peter Yeaton. The club also hosted a sectional tournament March 30 to April 1 and listed Friday through Sunday results plus standings. Call Arthur Brown at 627-2268 to join.
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Pecos Valley
Eted
Billie Mitchell
Lubbock
Gary Sawyer
Alto
Robert Esch
Gerald Georges
el Paso
Regina Ballard
Carlsbad
Evelyn Kennedy
Ruidoso
Mary Ann Bosch
Roswell
Vickie Thomas
Cheyennne
Marion Riley
Peter Yeaton
Williama Skillern
James Hazle
Jerry Beck
John Rollinson
Clov
Mary Jackson
Jerry Himes
Pam Himes
Deborah Reichman
Ted Stein
Albuquerque
Arthur Brown
Hubbard Foundation Announces Southeast New Mexico Grant Program
The R D and Joan Dale Hubbard Foundation launches the 2012 Southeast New Mexico Grant Program covering Chaves, Curry, Eddy, Lea, Lincoln, Otero and Roosevelt counties. Proposals due July 31 2012 from qualified non profits. grants range 1000 to 20000 dollars with awards in November.
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Southeast New Mexico
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Lea
Lincoln
Otero
Roosevelt Counties
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Assurance Home
Wings For Life
Chaves County
Special Olympics
Hartley House
Curry
Boys and Girls Club
Carlsbad Community Kitchen
Eddy
Portales Recreation Center
Angel Ministries
Roosevelt
Cope and Tularosa
Cattle Growers elect new officers at New Mexico convention
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association chose Rex Wilson of Carrizozo as president elect at the 2011 Joint Stockmen's Convention in Albuquerque. Jose Varela Lopez and other officers and directors were elected or continued, with leaders representing regions across the state and a focus on beef industry advocacy and legislative activity. The organization, active since 1914, serves 33 counties and partners on private property rights and regulatory matters.
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New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
NMCGA
Albuquerque
Rex Wilson
Carrizozo
Wilson
New Mexico
Lincoln County Commission
Rex
Carol
Ancho
Justus
Kendall
Marshall
New Mexico State University
Southern New Mexico
Presbyterian Medical Services
Carolina
Jose Varela Lopez
Varela Lopez
Santa Fe
Jose
Blair Clavel
Roy
Pat Boone
Elida
Southeast
Ty Bays
Silver City
Southwest
Ernie Torrez
Northwest
la Jara
Lane Gray
Grady
West
Nmagriculture.org
Xcel Energy Earns ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award
Xcel Energy receives ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award for leadership in energy efficiency. Award will be presented in Washington DC on March 15 2012. Company highlights New Homes program saving Colorado and Minnesota customers up to 40 percent on annual energy costs.
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Xcel Energy
Energy Star
Washington, D.C
Jay Herrmann
Energy Star New Homes
Colorado
Minnesota
XEL
U.S
Minneapolis
Xcelenergy.com
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Rotary seeks four for India GSE visit November breakup
Rotary Clubs of New Mexico and western Texas solicit applications for four young professionals to join a Group Study Exchange to Rotary District 3030 in India for about one month between November 23 and December 23, 2012. Applicants must be 25 to 40, nonmembers, US citizens, with three years in their career, and reside in New Mexico or western Texas.
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Rotary Clubs
New Mexico
Texas
Rotary District 3030
India
Rotary International Foundation
U.S
Rotary
Rotary Club
Rotary International
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Animal Services
E. McGaffey St
Pojoaque
Kris Wilson
Bell Ranch
Jim Thorpe
Newkirk
Troy Sauble
Maxwell
Linda Davis
Cimarron
Mark Marley
Justin Knight
Logan
Diane Bowman
Crownpoint
Gerald Chacon
Espanola
Brad Christmas
Wagon Mound
Lewis Derrick
Artesia
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Capulin
Gene Whetten
Magadalena
Energystar.gov
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Bhandara
Jalgaon
Akola
Amravati
Yavatmal
Chandrapur
Nagpur
Mumbai
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Ellora
Las Cruces
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